Kino-eye

The period where Russia has started to develop after the Russian revolution. The Kino-eye is this idea of filming that pertains to the national pride of being in Russia. As the film shows  the everyday society of Russia to make a statement about how every thing works together. The implications of communism is the biggest effort of this film of the people. The shots in Kino-eye seem o be formed in complete randomness at first but then fits together as the film furthers into the climax. It truly is a rise of experimental filming that started to become popular.

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